reason and evidence vocabulary - match each term to its correct definition\n1. argument (noun) - a fact…

reason and evidence vocabulary - match each term to its correct definition\n1. argument (noun) - a fact, statistics, quotations, speech excerpts that support a claim\n2. claim (noun) - b an explanation that states why others should accept a claim\n3. evidence (noun) - c a statement that tells the main idea of an argument\n4. reason (noun) - d writing that shares and supports an opinion about a topic

reason and evidence vocabulary - match each term to its correct definition\n1. argument (noun) - a fact, statistics, quotations, speech excerpts that support a claim\n2. claim (noun) - b an explanation that states why others should accept a claim\n3. evidence (noun) - c a statement that tells the main idea of an argument\n4. reason (noun) - d writing that shares and supports an opinion about a topic

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Brief Explanations:

An argument is writing that shares and supports an opinion about a topic. A claim is a statement that tells the main idea of an argument. Evidence is a fact, statistic, quotation, etc. that supports a claim. A reason is an explanation that states why others should accept a claim.

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  1. D. writing that shares and supports an opinion about a topic
  2. C. a statement that tells the main idea of an argument
  3. A. a fact, statistic, quotation, etc. that supports a claim
  4. B. an explanation that states why others should accept a claim